There are many ways to market yourself as an author, but, on today’s episode, we will explore one of the most effective strategies—being a guest on other people’s podcasts.
My guest is Kim Stewart. She is a marketing strategist who helps Christian authors meet new readers and market their messages by guesting on podcasts. She’s also the host of the Book Marketing Mania podcast where she and her guests share what’s working to market books online. Her sweet spot is strategy, and working behind the scenes is her jam! Kim lives in Dallas with her husband, two young adult sons, and a very spoiled Lab named Loki.
Kim gives us the low-down on podcast guesting and why it’s important for authors. You’ll also learn how to find relevant podcasts to pitch, how to build relationships with podcast hosts, what to say in your pitch, how to repurpose the episode once it’s released, and much more.
This is a strategy I have successfully used many times, and, of course, I have guests on this podcast every week. This is an episode you’ll need to listen to a couple of times to take in all of Kim’s wisdom!
Learn more about Kim, access her FREE resource, and connect with her through the links below:
Check out Kim Stewart’s website
Listen to Kim’s podcast, Book Marketing Mania, on Apple Podcasts
Get Kim’s FREE resource for how to grow your author platform
Enroll in Kim’s Podcast Pitching 101 for Authors Mini Course
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